Don’t Forget That the Worst Superhero Movie Ever Was Shot in Dallas
The movie is so bad it made Dallas-shot “Robocop” look like “Citizen Kane.”
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Unique Urban Playground, Fritz’s Adventure, Will Open Soon at Grandscape
Kids can now run around a construction site safely.
Big Bend National Park Is Looking for Backcountry Patrol Volunteers
If you find working really remotely appealing, Big Bend National Park has a volunteer program for you.
Dallas Artist Andrea Heath Channels Stitch Witchery Into a Fashion Business
The former styling director began designing for her husband, The Reverend Horton Heat. Now she refines Western chain stitching for brands such as Kendra Scott.
Over-the-Top Christmas Show at Plano Church Goes Viral Again
The megachurch’s annual Christmas show is making the rounds on the internet in what seems to be a new Christmas tradition.
Is Selena Gomez’s Controversial Crime Musical Really That Bad?
The North Texas superstar’s role in “Emilia Perez” has split critics and viewers. Let’s delve into her acting in the Netflix musical.
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Dallas Women on a Mission To Help Seniors Travel the World
If the creators of Mom and Me Travels can do it, your elderly parents can also explore the world.
Inaugural ‘First Fridays’ Series Brings Dallas’ Literary Community Together
Writers and artists of DFW are invited to attend this free event from Apprentice Creative Space.
Dallas Artist Anthony Padilla Brings Texas Vegetation and Color to New York Art Scene
The artist was formed in Dallas and found his Texas style in the Big Apple.
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The Dallas Observer‘s Most-Read Culture Stories This Year
Which stories made our readers click and read this year? A lot of them were about angry people, for one thing.
This Dallas Actor Is Our Generation’s ‘That Guy’
Scoot McNairy is “that guy”: the actor you see in every movie and series and can’t quite place.
Best New Year’s Eve 2024 Events in Dallas
It’s time to make plans for the new year: Who are you kissing and, most importantly, where?
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Arlington Has Key to the Magic Kingdom With the Walt Disney Archive Exhibitions
Disney adults (and kids): There’s a big exhibition for you in Arlington.
Artists Freeman + Lowe Transport Viewers to an Alternate Universe in Fort Worth
The latest of the duo’s “retrofuturistic domains” is a must-see at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.
Social Media Is Obsessed With Harry Hines Boulevard’s Sex Workers
Newcomers to Dallas, especially, can’t seem to get over the existence of the city’s red-light district.
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Dallas Boxer Angelica Collazo Inspires Fans To Thrive Through the Punches
Angelica Collazo had never been in a fight before going pro. But she’s had her share of struggles.
Dallas International Film Festival Is Now an Oscar-Qualifying Event. What Does That Mean?
North Texas is now the third-largest film market in the country, and Dallas has become an Oscar-qualifying city.
What 2025 Will Look Like According to Movie Predictions
We were promised hoverboards by now and we’d like our money back.
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Dallas’ Curiosities the Garage Is a High-Octane Spot for Gifts
The new sibling of everyone’s fave antique shop is an outlet for cruisers, café racers and lovers of kitsch.
Dallas Shop Grows Its Mission To Make Christmas Merry, Ugly and Bright
From its start as a mobile vintage clothing shop in Dallas, the Ugly Christmas Sweater Shop expands beyond North Texas.
The Kings (and Queens) of Christmas Create an Ever-Changing Snowday
How a team of Dallasites made holiday magic at the annual pop-up Snowday.
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Iceberg Right Ahead: Dallas Is Getting a Massive, Interactive Titanic Exhibition
We’ll never let go, Jack: Here’s a preview of what’s aboard the exhibition coming early next year to Dallas.